(05-21-2020 )Geared_Cortex Wrote: [ -> ] (05-21-2020 )kozakvod Wrote: [ -> ] (05-21-2020 )Rawze Wrote: [ -> ] (05-21-2020 )kozakvod Wrote: [ -> ]... it regens every 15 - 20 minutes? My trucks average time between regens was about 100 hrs assuming everything okay not having any issues
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I can only assume he might have meant to say that it takes 15-20 minutes to complete one, not that it does one every 20 mins?.
*shrug* I suppose so, but even that would be alarming wouldn't it?
I think 15-20 mins is good.
Perhaps it is. That was never my experience. My regens were always 45 - 55 mins. I would have thought that if it's shortened to a time such as 15 mins or so something is stopping that process from fully completing. Heck maybe my truck was worse than I thought it was? LOL
(05-21-2020 )kozakvod Wrote: [ -> ]Perhaps it is. That was never my experience. My regens were always 45 - 55 mins. I would have thought that if it's shortened to a time such as 15 mins or so something is stopping that process from fully completing. Heck maybe my truck was worse than I thought it was? LOL
My prostar took around 15-20 mins doing the regen while I was driving down the road if I`m not mistaken that's what I remember seeing on insite but when I pulled the magic plug for a few days and had to do a parked regen at -25c it took about 40-50 mins. Someone told me once that there truck would ask for a parked regen every week and it took around 40 mins I think he had a kw . Maybe its different from a brand to another . Like some trucks you cant even run with the magic plug unplugged with the exact same engine. My guess not 100% sure.
On CM871 engines, it takes 40 minutes even if the system is perfectly healthy. It is on a timer. - I f it takes longer, then there is something wrong.
On newer trucks, it is a shorter period of time.
Okay will insite tell me if I have a bad injector while Im driving down the road? and if so how do I go about getting insite?